Balboa High School - Galleon Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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June - 1931 THE GALLEON FRANK W. STEINLEY Former School-Placerville High Glee Clubg Debating Clubg Honor Roll, DOROTHY THOMAS Previous School-Polytechnic High Captain of first tennis club team, Spring, '29g Dramatics Club, Spring '30, Fall '30, Spring '31g Scribblers Club, Fall ,30, Spring '31g Secretary, High Senior Class, Spring '31g Oice Staff, Fall '28, Spring '29g Office Nlanager, Office Practice Classg repre- sented Balboa in Shakespearian con- fest, Spring '30 first time school resentedjg Honor Roll, Spring '29g F311 '3o. Fifteen

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THE GALLEON June 1931 ROSE NOWAK Previous School-Horace Mann Jr. High President, French Club g Treasurer, Low and High Senior Class, Honor Rolls, journal and Handwriting Staffg Low Two Home Room, President, After School Sportsg Senior Baseball Manager. my? gi ,,,.,,,..,,,.. , f ,,l, . x NYM.-ww . 4. , , . 2 ' 3r'f4mff' - ' 15,1 ' ' 2 L- - V ' .- X.. 'R' f l , , . if r kin Ei ,,,,,w .far 1- f jwr rsftr P . Z Eg. N E WA Xl kg Q , ea ,m ' ' Q E 56 X75 ,. 2 ' - .. .- S, f 5 1 ' riff PX A we A 1 QE' Q 4, , E 1 9332 3 N PQ l e 5, , ff , 'X ' Wu ,r ..-11.1 .' 1 V' '. I ' 2.222 ' 1 . I , . - ,,,,5,,,H, ,.., -I . A -: W ,. ., as 523155, , r . STS: f ff 1-,,w,,5ggrf,, . ,.,. , we - - ,- g 9its', . til' 5 , to - LORA W. PETERS Previous School-Mission High Board of Directors, Scholarship So- cietyg C. S. F., Office Monitorg Ger- man Club, President, '29, 730g Girl Reservesg Baskethallg President, High Three, Four, Secretary Low Four. Fourteen BILL PALMER Previous School-Polytechnic Track, '30, Dramarics Clubg German Club, President '31g Literary Clubg Honor Roll. '31g Board of Directors, Fall '31, Low Four Class, President. ,31. ? fm it , . ,V W, M if ,ggi if f V f. Q, Q Y , -gaps 5 ,M . , ,.. 51 qw 1 iz Q wi F ..-.. W vs r 'llirll . ,af i NSQA-ff Rf 'LM K ei 5 Y we fl-2 51 Q 4521 2 - 33,32 H ' f ,iffe , - T -' -A 'V-- V , -' . 5 - M, M y ,JF 1 . ,egg , K ...' Kf ' -f 4 , 1, H , 3 52- Q M 4 iaig' : Y 15 - -:j' 7 ,ark 3' - 'f i t ' M 1 ' 2 'P r E 1 gag?-Q ,, I fu 3, V i55'f '1 Ky, f JSWKV A 'Q 2 ,mv H22 Y gil M Sf:-xiii: W ' U ,L7 fN4 Q5Ai.'f'1Z ' ' ' I2 ,E . . .ff f I K, GEORGE R. PREVEZICH Previous School-Polytechnic Basketball. '29, Track. '3lg Editor of Journal, ,285 Board of Directors, '29g President, Low Three Class, '30, Class Representative, '30, High Four Yell Leader, '31, Member of School Paper Stag and Buccaneer Staf, 731.

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THE GALLEON June - 1931 Senior Class Will LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1931. In the Name of the Student Body, Amen. We, the Class of 1931 of Balboa High School of San Francisco, being of sound mind and memory, but realizing that the end of our life in this institution is approaching, do make, publish, and declare this our Last Will and Testament, to-wit: First: To our highly esteemed principal, Mr. Chase, and the rest of the faculty, we bequeath our overabundance of knowledge and our cleverness, knowing that we have more than plenty and that unless some were left to be distributed, others could never be found to H11 our many positions. Second: To the Juniors we leave our power of Senior Control. Third: To the Sophomores we leave our love for the dear teachers, knowing that they are just at the age when they need it. We also leave our ability to have a good time. Fourth: To the Freshmen we leave all our erasers blotters and encils that are 1 1 P not good enough to take with us. We leave our supply of alibis to be used with care, and admonish them not to use the same one twice in the same place. We, individually, direct that our possessions be distributed to our heirs in the following manner: I, Catherine Cole, will my valuable asset, a pleasing personality, to Rosella Stockdale. I, Kaye Ford, will my desire to act out pantomime to Jane Haverty. I, Tony Gargiulo, leave my curly, black hair to Charles Lucas. I, Greta Goncheroff, will my book entitled, i'Advantages of Being Small, to Madeline Balbontin. I, George Grammater, leave my ability to make all statements, brief, concise, and to the point, to Albert Valenti. I, Helen I-Iawkins, leave my winning smile to Olga Getto. I, Leonard Hedman, bequeath my assertive authority to my worthy beneficiary, Joe Jackson, and recommend that he honorably uphold its most excellent standards. I, Henry Mathewson, will my ability to debate to Boyd Chase with most sincere sympathy. I, Rose Nowak, will to the incoming seniors my secret of being an ideal student. I, Bill Palmer, leave my deep, soothing voice to John Storm. I, Lora Peters, leave my sunny disposition and quiet ways to Bernice Santich. I, George Prevezich, will my sense of humor to Charles Soval, may he live and laugh. I, Frank Steinley, leave my love of outdoorsy' to Carl Holman. I, Dorothy Thomas, will my dramatic ability to Margaret Cole. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto set our hand and Seal this fifth day of June, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and thirty-one. THE SENIOR CLASS Witnesses: Dorothy Thoinas, Scribe. Ethelyn Le Mar. Evelyn Cunningham. Rose Nowak. Sixteen